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piece of apparatus

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On his final piece of apparatus, the parallel bars, he claimed bronze.
Not even a fumble on the horizontal bar, Yang's final piece of apparatus, could endanger his grip on the competition or diminish the ardour of a crowd who chanted his name and generally behaved as though he were a boy-band star.
By sitting on the ball and performing, say, an overhead shoulder press, your stabilizing muscles have to work much harder because you are positioned on an unstable piece of apparatus.
 
 
 
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